Unprecedented wildfires, catastrophic earthquakes, extreme flooding, unforgiving droughts, intense heat, destructive tropical storms. Over the summer, the world was inundated with headlines of extreme climate events, all spelling out one message: the effects of the climate crisis are here.
It represents Kansas City by including staples like fountains and barbecue restaurants. The title “City of Fountains” does not stop at the airport doors.
“I want students to be open to new experiences and try something outside of their comfort zone,” Finn said. “All of our classes are designed to get students moving, thinking and creating in new ways.”
“The most exciting thing is that everything you do here is exciting, because it's a different continent and it's a whole different thing,” Stinner said.
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Map of volunteer opportunities
The map provides volunteer opportunities to support refugees throughout the United States. In Kansas City, there are three major organizations coordinating...
“As an educator, I'm interested in ensuring all voices are heard and empowered and that may even mean voices we disagree with," Daily said. "We have a responsibility as educators to help facilitate respectful conversations for growth and learning and not pushing a particular agenda.”
